Rob Dyrdek He’s gone from skate park phenom to entertainment mogul, and in 2025 his financial situation reflects that rise. The former professional skater turned reality TV star built his fortune through shows like Rob and big and Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factorybut his most notable long run came with ridiculousnesswhich recently concluded after 46 seasons.
Learn more about Rob’s career, salary, and business empire below.
Why was it ridiculousness Canceled?
MTV officially canceled ridiculousness after an incredible 46 seasons and almost 1,700 episodes. The decision was not due to low ratings (in fact, the show remained one of the network’s most-watched shows), but rather part of a broader programming shift under Paramount Global. Following the company’s merger with Skydance Media, MTV announced plans to refocus its programming on new formats and “fresh creative voices”, marking the end of Dyrdek’s long-running clip series.
According TMZThe decision was conveyed to the cast and crew when the current season was declared the show’s last. Existing episodes will continue to air until 2026, but no new ones will be produced.
How much did Rob Dyrdek earn per episode of ridiculousness?
Dyrdek made a significant fortune during his ridiculousness run. Bankruptcy declarations and a report of Bloomberg revealed that Dyrdek earned at least $32.5 million a year from “Ridiculousness.” Breaking down the gross per episode: The on-camera fee was around $61,000 per episode, and the producer’s fee was around $21,000 per episode, with some potential future contracts estimated as high as $101,000 per episode.
Between hosting, production and licensing deals, Dyrdek has cemented her status as one of the network’s highest-paid stars.
What is Rob Dyrdek’s net worth?
As of 2025, Dyrdek’s net worth is estimated to be around $200 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
How did Rob Dyrdek get rich?
Dyrdek first made a name for himself as a professional skateboarder, landing major sponsorships and building his first fortune through endorsements. She later made the transition to television, starring in MTV hits such as Rob and big and fantasy factory before launch ridiculousnesswhich became a cultural staple. Behind the scenes, Dyrdek’s production company, Superjacket Productions, produced several of his shows, giving him shares that multiplied his profits. Beyond television, he founded Dyrdek Machine, a startup studio that invests in startups and consumer brands, further expanding his empire.
